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Join us to find out what work and life at Foot Anstey McKees looks like as a Trainee Solicitor.

Belfast-based McKees has joined forces with UK law firm Foot Anstey and will rebrand as Foot Anstey McKees.

We are incredibly proud to share that our Philip McBride, is set to take on the challenge of the London Marathon in support of Cancer Fund for Children. 

Making a Difference—One Remortgage at a Time

The firm this year welcomed eight new team members and moved to a new 7,500 sq ft office in Belfast’s Linenhall Building.

Today, our team at McKees got into the festive spirit by donning our favourite Christmas jumpers

McKees Law Hosts Charity Quiz Night in Support of The Children’s Cancer Fund

Together We Did It: £1110 Raised for Cancer Fund for Children!

Today we celebrated Pride with some sweet treats

On the 3rd of August 2024, our dedicated team will be taking part in an exhilarating Dragon Boat Race at Bryson Lagan Sports to raise vital funds for Cancer Fund for Children.

McKees has partnered with Cicero AI to integrate generative AI technology tailored specifically for lawyers

At McKees, we understand the devastating impact that a cancer diagnosis can have on families. That’s why we are proud to announce our Charity Partner for 2024 will be the Cancer Fund for Children.

Commercial law firm McKees has opened a new office in Enniskillen in a move that will create 10 jobs over the next two years.

The Private Tenancies Act came into effect on April 1 this year and vastly alters the landscape between tenants and landlords renting privately.

McKees are delighted to be partnering with local NI charity Dementia NI this year to raise funds to help them to improve the lives of people living with dementia.

Figen Murray’s son Martyn Hett was one of the 22 people killed in the devastating Manchester Arena terrorist attack in May 2017.

Buying your first property is exciting but the process can also be quite daunting with most people finding it overwhelming.

Across the UK and Ireland, many more people are using electric scooters or electric bikes as an alternative to cars or public transport to navigate busy city centres. The drive to reduce carbon emissions is another reason why many have opted to purchase one of these trendy devices.

On February 1 past, a landmark decision was made by the Supreme Court in London relating to the law on nuisance. But what could this mean for property developers and planning authorities?